...regardless of whether MIDI will work, this GUI should be worthwhile even just for no-hassle sound routing. BUT...
...I have now set it up to auto-run at startup. This made the GUI always appear, which I didn't really want. So I went into the preferences and set it to "minimize" to the login items at top right on the OS X desktop. And now nothing I do will make the GUI reappear -- doubleclicking on the icon gives me only the Qjackctl dropdown menu at top left, and "Preferences" there is grey and inaccessible -- "command comma" also has no effect.. I have even deleted and reinstalled the software, and when started, it runs with the old preferences, minimized to the top right-hand taskbar with no access to the GUI. If there is no way to resolve this, then qjackctl is completely useless.
1. Why did this happen?
2. How do I resolve it?
3. How do I prevent it from happening again?
Do I just have a faulty build? I think I downloaded it directly from the right place, but I'm not sure...
...regardless of whether MIDI will work, this GUI should be worthwhile even just for no-hassle sound routing. BUT...
...I have now set it up to auto-run at startup. This made the GUI always appear, which I didn't really want. So I went into the preferences and set it to "minimize" to the login items at top right on the OS X desktop. And now nothing I do will make the GUI reappear -- doubleclicking on the icon gives me only the Qjackctl dropdown menu at top left, and "Preferences" there is grey and inaccessible -- "command comma" also has no effect.. I have even deleted and reinstalled the software, and when started, it runs with the old preferences, minimized to the top right-hand taskbar with no access to the GUI. If there is no way to resolve this, then qjackctl is completely useless.
1. Why did this happen?
2. How do I resolve it?
3. How do I prevent it from happening again?
Do I just have a faulty build? I think I downloaded it directly from the right place, but I'm not sure...
Thanks for any advice,
C